display

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[+goods](in shop)
étalage m→ She was leaning against a CD display.→ a display of paperbacks on the table
[+prices, posters, exam results]affichage mThere was a lovely display of fruit in the window.Il y avait un superbe étalage de fruits en vitrine.on display
[exhibits]exposé(e)
[goods]à l'étalage→ the other artists whose work is on displayHer best paintings were on display.Ses meilleurs tableaux étaient exposés.

(=computer display)(information on the screen)
affichage m à l'écran→ a hard copy of the screen display(physical device)
écran m→ The numbers appeared on the display.

(=show)[+exhibits, collection]exposer→ a museum to display the collection

(=reveal proudly)[+medals]porter, montrer→ war veterans who proudly displayed their medals

pejorative
(=show off to people)[+legs, chest]exhiber[+wealth, knowledge]faire étalage de→ the way she displayed her chest by twisting and turning

(=show evidence of)[+talent]faire preuve de→ he started karting when he was just nine and displayed amazing talent from the start[+courage, bravery]faire preuve de→ He has displayed remarkable courage[+symptoms]manifester→ the patient was displaying some of the symptoms of schizophrenia

[+feelings]montrer→ It was unlike Gordon to display his feelings

[+goods]mettre à l'étalage, exposer

[+results, departure times]afficher→ The chart displays the links between these groups

air displaynmeeting m aérien

caller display, caller ID displaynaffichage m du numéro→ even if your phone supports caller display you still need to have the facility "switched on" by BT